Faculty Resources

This page is designed to give you quick, easy access to a variety of resources and information sources across the College and University. Have suggestions for additional links? Email us.

Calendars
CAP Documents
Computing, Document Support
Forms and Policies – Faculty Administration
Forms and Policies – Procurement, Requisitions, Reimbursements, Etc.
Reference Guide, Lists
Research Support, News
Space Requests
Special Programs
Teaching Resources
University Resources
Women in Arts and Letters

Calendars

Submit an event to the Arts and Letters calendar

Computing, Document Support

CAP Documents

(restricted access)

Committee on Appointments and Promotions

Forms, Policies – Faculty Administration

  • Form P
    Note: You must copy this two-page form onto a one-page, two-sided document before submitting.

Forms, Policies – Procurement, Requisitions, Reimbursements

Note: Additional forms can be found on the Controller’s website.

Space Requests

Reference Guide, Lists

Research Support, News

Special Programs

Teaching Resources

University Resources

Women in Arts and Letters


Key Contacts


Faculty Teaching Grants

Interested in getting funds to support cultural excursions and academic experiences that enhance teaching and student learning beyond the classroom? Check out the Teaching Beyond the Classroom Grant Guidelines, the TBC Small Grant Application and the Teaching Beyond the Classroom Mid-Size & Major Grant Application

Want to share a meal with your students? Check out the Table Talk Form and Table Talk Reimbursement Step-by-Step Instructions. Faculty needing meal tickets to share a meal at one of Notre Dame’s dining halls can pick up the tickets from Darla Karafa in the Office for Undergraduate Studies at 104 O’Shaughnessy.

Arts and Letters News

  • Ken Garcia Receives Theology Book Award

    Ken Garcia, a faculty member at the University of Notre Dame, has been named a co-winner of the College Theology Society’s 2013 best book award for his work, Academic Freedom and the Telos of the Catholic University. Read More >

  • Rising Senior Alex Coccia Named Truman Scholar

    Alex Coccia, an Africana studies and peace studies major in Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters, has been named a 2013 Truman Scholar. Established in 1975 as a “living memorial” to President Harry S. Truman, the prestigious scholarship includes $30,000 in graduate study funds, priority admission and supplemental financial aid at select institutions, leadership training, career and graduate school counseling, and internship opportunities within the federal government. Nationwide, just 60 to 65 college juniors are selected as Truman scholars each year, based on leadership potential, intellectual ability, and likelihood of “making a difference.” Read More >

  • Historian Jon Coleman Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

    His two books thus far have explored American tales of wolves, bears, mountain men, and the truths behind myths. Now, Notre Dame History Professor Jon T. Coleman has been awarded a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship to work on an environmental history of movement in America before the widespread use of automobiles and airplanes. Read More >

  • Video: Arts and Letters Summer Internship Program Grants

    To support students as they pursue these opportunities across the country and around the world, the College and the Career Center developed the Arts and Letters Summer Internship Program (ALSIP). Open to rising sophomores and juniors in the College, ALSIP provides stipends to defray travel and living expenses that might otherwise make an internship cost prohibitive. Recent ALSIP grant recipients include Kelly Taylor, a film, television, and theatre and American studies major who interned for the Late Show with David Letterman, and Alisa Rantanen, an industrial design major who interned at Insight Product Development in Chicago. Read More >